The Zief Law Library added new books and eBooks to its collection in April 2025. Topics from April include: business associations; career planning; constitutional law; courts and judiciary; criminal procedure; death penalty; labor law; energy law; family law; health law; immigration law; reproductive rights; social justice; space law; sports law; and more!

Click the titles below or explore our monthly New Books at Zief Law Library webpage for the complete list of recent arrivals. On this site, you will find new additions to the Zief Library print and digital collections. Navigate the site by using the tabs to the left. New books are organized by date of arrival. 

• Energy’s History by Daniela Russ and Thomas Turnbull (Editors).
• Changing Minds: Social Movements’ Cultural Impacts by Francesca Polletta and Edwin Amenta.
• The Echo Machine: How Right-Wing Extremism Created A Post-Truth America by David Pakman.
• Constitutional Ambiguity and the Interpretation of Presidential Power by Richard W. Waterman.
• Making Never-Never Land: Race and Law In The Creation of Puerto Rico by Mónica A. Jiménez.
• Space to Grow: Unlocking The Final Economic Frontier by Matthew Weinzierl and Brendan Rosseau.
• Migrants in the Digital Periphery: New Urban Frontiers of Control by Matt Mahmoudi.
• Why Workplace Wellbeing Matters: The Science Behind Employee Happiness and Organizational Performance by Jan-Emmanuel De Neve and George Ward.
• Waiting for Robots: The Hired Hands of Automation by Saskia Brown (Translator).
• Public Health Law and Ethics: Power, Duty, Restraint by Lindsay F. Wiley and Lawrence O. Gostin.

The Zief Law Library added new books to its collection in March 2025. Topics from March include: agricultural law; animal law; blockchain; business associations; constitutional law; courts and judiciary; criminal law; election law; evidence; immigration law; Indigenous rights; insurance law; international human rights law; legal education; political science; social justice; and more!

Click the titles below or explore our monthly New Books at Zief Law Library webpage for the complete list of recent arrivals. On this site, you will find new additions to the Zief Library’s print and digital collections. Navigate the site by using the tabs to the left. New books are organized by date of arrival. 

• Overturned: The Rhetoric of Overruling In The United States Supreme Court by Clarke Rountree.
• The Worst Trickster Story Ever Told: Native America, The Supreme Court, and The U.S. Constitution by Keith Richotte.
• Food, Farming, and Sustainability: Readings In Agricultural Law by Susan Schneider.
• Law Is a Moral Practice by Scott Hershovitz.
• A Republic If You Can Afford It: How Much Does It Cost To Administer Elections? by Zachary Mohr et al. 
• Legal Education in the Western World: A Cultural and Comparative History by Rogelio Pérez-Perdomo.
• Borders and Belonging: Toward A Fair Immigration Policy by Hiroshi Motomura.
• Animal People: Moral Subjects In The Work of Animal Protection by Adam Reed.
• Community Data: Creative Approaches To Empowering People With Information by Rahul Bhargava.
• Emotions, Activism, and Social Change by Deborah Cantrell.

The Zief Law Library added new books and ebooks to its collection in February 2025. Topics from February include: alternative dispute resolution; animal law; art law; blockchain; business associations; career planning; civil rights; courts and judiciary; criminal law; election law; environmental law; family law; health law; human rights law; immigration law; Indigenous rights; intellectual property; international law; legal education; legal research and writing; mental health; privacy and data protection; technology; urban planning; wills and trusts; women’s rights; and more!

Click the titles below or explore our monthly New Books at Zief Law Library webpage for the complete list of recent arrivals. On this site, you will find new additions to the Zief Library print and digital collections. Navigate the site by using the tabs to the left. New books are organized by date of arrival. 

• Fighting for Control: Power, Reproductive Care, and Race In The US-Mexico Borderlands by Lina-Maria Murillo.
• The AI Mirror: How To Reclaim Our Humanity In An Age of Machine Thinking by Shannon Vallor.
• The Trump Indictments: The Historic Charging Documents With Commentary by Melissa Murray and Andrew Weissman.
• School-To-Work Transition In Comparative Perspective by Dominik Buttler et al. (Editors).
• The Digital Fourth Amendment: Privacy and Policing In Our Online World by Orin Kerr.
• Nature-Based Solutions For Cities by Timon McPhearson, Nadja Kabisch, and Niki Frantzeskaki (Editors).
• Meaty, Beaty, Big and Monopolistic: The Story of General Motors by Denis Binder.
• Litigation in Practice by Curtis Karnow.
• Constructed Movements: Extraction and Resistance In Mexican Migrant Communities by Ragini Shah.
• Moral Issues: How Public Opinion On Abortion and Gay Rights Affects American Religion and Politics by Paul Goren and Christopher Chapp.

The Zief Law Library added over a hundred new books and ebooks to its collection in January 2025! Topics from January include: animal law; antitrust; art law; blockchain; business associations; career planning; civil rights; criminal law; constitutional law; contracts; courts and judiciary; economics; environmental law; family law; health law; human rights; immigration law; intellectual property; international law; labor law; legal education; legal research and writing; privacy and data protection; property; tax law; technology; and more!

Click the titles below or explore our monthly New Books at Zief Law Library webpage for the complete list of recent arrivals. On this site, you will find new additions to the Zief Library print and digital collections. Navigate the site by using the tabs to the left. New books are organized by date of arrival. 

• The Measure of Economies: Measuring Productivity In An Age of Technological Change by Marshall B. Reinsdorf and Louise Sheiner.
• Law at the Movies: Turning Legal Doctrine Into Art by Stanley Fish.
• They Just Need to Get a Job: 15 Myths On Homelessness by Mary Brosnahan.
• Illegalized: Undocumented Youth Movements In The United States by Rafael A. Martínez.
• Neurolaw In The Courtroom: Comparative Perspectives on Vulnerable Defendants by Hannah Wishart and Colleen M. Berryessa.
• A Research Agenda for Intellectual Property Law and Gender by Jessica C Lai and Kathy Bowrey.
• More Voices of Civil Rights Lawyers: Continuing The Struggle by Kent Spriggs.
• An Introduction to International Criminal Law and Procedure by Robert Cryer et al. 
• We Tried to Tell Y’All: Black Twitter and The Creation of Digital Counternarratives by Meredith D. Clark.
• Natural Resource Regulation in California by Clark Morrison and Scott B. Birkey.

The Zief Law Library added new books to its collection in December 2024. Topics from December include: appellate and trial advocacy; artificial intelligence; business associations; Cambodian law; civil procedure; civil rights and justice; constitutional law; courts and judiciary; economics; environmental law; evidence; family law; health law; immigration law; Indigenous rights; intellectual property; labor law; legal education; legal research and writing; privacy; reproductive rights; and more! 

Click the titles below or explore our monthly New Books at Zief Law Library webpage for the complete list of recent arrivals. On this site, you will find new additions to the Zief Library print and digital collections. Navigate the site by using the tabs to the left. New books are organized by date of arrival. 

• Business As Usual: How Sponsored Media Sold American Capitalism In The Twentieth Century by Caroline Jack.
• We the Corporations: How American Businesses Won Their Civil Rights by Adam Winkler.
• The Ends of Freedom: Reclaiming America’s Lost Promise of Economic Rights by Mark Paul.
• Dead Man Walking: An Eyewitness Account of The Death Penalty In The United States by Helen Prejean.
• The Line: AI and The Future of Personhood by James Boyle.
• Reproductive Labor and Innovation: Against The Tech Fix In An Era of Hype by Jennifer Denbow.
• Tragedy on Trial: The Story of The Infamous Emmett Till Murder Trial by Ronald Collins.
• Understanding and Navigating Discrimination in America by various editors at Omnigraphics; forward by Jamie Maniloff and Kelvin Watson.
• Mastering Legal Analysis and Drafting by George Kuney and Donna Looper.
• Immigration Realities: Challenging Common Misperceptions by Ernesto Castañeda and Carina Cione.